フィジー周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ6

When it rains you can't see anything at all :(

I wasn't there, but you can also see the inside of the temple if you pay an entrance fee. Arguably the largest temple of its kind in the southern hemisphere

Jetty to paradise? So seemingly unique in Fiji. The Coral Coast is also a dream from the beach, but here a public jetty has been built into the dreamy blue. Parking lot and small local snack stands with coconuts and pineapples at the beginning of the jetty. Popular with tourists and locals alike

One of the most beautiful things to do in Taveuni, if not all of Fiji. In Lavena you pay $30 entrance fee. You can also go to the toilet and change there. I would recommend outdoor sandals or water-compatible trail shoes. Then the Coastal Walk starts in the village and then follows the coast with breathtaking views of the sea. After a small, safe river crossing (see pictures), the path branches off to the right inland. It goes along a small river on a fairly easy path until you see the Wainibau waterfall. But you have to swim to get to it. The water is pleasantly cool and crystal clear, but it gets very deep up to the waterfall. However, you can hold onto the rocks on the side and sit on them (or climb up and jump into the pool from the side of a smaller waterfall). I think the pictures speak for themselves! A must do in Taveuni

Not much to see other than this sign, but still very interesting

a breathtakingly beautiful route through the rainforest-rich hinterland of Fiji. There is no highway here anymore, there really isn't much going on on the road and it is wonderfully asphalted and mostly brand new. Dogs are very reserved

Great spot to take a break at the top, sunbathe or have something to eat

Fiji is located in the center of the South Pacific island world and consists of more than 330 islands, of which more than 100 are permanently inhabited. Compared to other Pacific states, the archipelago is huge: the land area is more than twice as large as that of all the islands of Samoa, French Polynesia, Tonga and the Cook Islands combined. Fiji, which is also called the "hub of the South Pacific", is located in the border area between Polynesia and Melanesia. Here live representatives of European, Chinese and above all Indian cultures. Pope John Paul II once described the peaceful coexistence of the different peoples of Fiji as "hope for the world". After various military coups in the past 15 years, however, there are more frequent ethnic conflicts here. Taveuni is the third largest of the Fiji Islands. It is also known as "Garden Island": 60 percent of the area is covered with tropical rainforest. At the highest point of the island rainfall of up to 10,000 millimeters per year results. This makes Taveuni one of the rainiest regions in the world. The island is located exactly on the 180th longitude.